Hurricane Dorian, sign of Global Warming?

keepit wrote: From you.

keepit wrote: It's not really a problem to me. I was just making a point.

keepit wrote: Just a misunderstanding.

Into the Night wrote:

keepit wrote:
Just for the sake of argument - rebuilding after recurring loss is kind of like Einstein saying "doing the same thing time and again and hoping for a different outcome is a definition of insanity".
I know, i know, there are always exceptions.

Then no one should build!

Everywhere you go there is something that is prevalent about the area that causes destruction.

The West Coast gets a lot of earthquakes and volcanoes.
The Northwest not only get earthquakes, we get volcanoes and mudslides.
The deserts of the Western Interior get lots of fires.
The Plains get lots of tornadoes, damaging hail, etc. (I'm currently fixing the last hail damage from when I was over there...it's tedious work).
The Gulf and southeastern States get hurricanes.
The Northeast gets devastating snow, so thick it can crush houses.
The Upper Midwest gets harsh cold temperatures, causing many automotive accidents, exposure, frozen pipes, and death.
Hawaii gets tidal waves and volcanoes.
Alaska gets extreme earthquakes, and has limited transportation, as well as cold and exposure risks, possibly causing death.
Mexico has roving gangs and bandits, that have no problem destroying your house to 'make a point', as well as fires, hurricanes, and earthquakes.
Canada is just a colder version of what the U.S. is, but without good transportation over much of it.

Where are you gonna go?

keepit wrote:
A new psychological syndrome - fear of california. I fear it too, really.